Beatrice Community Notes Include Visitors And Local Moves
Alpha Wiemers drives a newly plowed area in town as a Buick sedan is noted. Harvey Garrels moved into the Miller property on Wednesday. The Farmers Shipping Assn sent a stock car to the St. Joe market on Tuesday. Miss Berenice Johnson and Evelyn Elway of Lincoln were weekend guests of Miss Eleanor Diehl. J. Smith Diller, cashier of Citizens States Bank, attended a bankers meeting in Lincoln yesterday. Clyde Broadstone, Lester Strawhacker, and Robert Beck were Beatrice business callers on Tuesday. Mr. Jim Ferguson of Armour SD visited his cousin W. V. Angell and family the past week. Miss Fannie Diller, wintering with Mrs. Jennie Line, is now at her home in Diller. Mrs. Frank T. Pearce is recovering from a bad cold. Grace Fasnacht and family moved from Beatrice Wednesday. Miss Alice Line of Diller was re elected as Beatrice city schools teacher. Kenneth Mains, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mains, is sick at the home of his grandparents. A license was issued at Beatrice Tuesday for the marriage of Earl J. Zook and Fern C. Lenz.
Forest Hartzell Illness Recovery and Local Elections
Forest Hartzell is recovering in a Fairbury hospital from a serious illness and plans to return to Diller in a few days. Village and school elections are set for next Tuesday April 2 at City Hall with polls from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lee Calkins suffered a painful injury when a piece of steel filing struck his left eye, prompting multiple visits to the doctor.
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Forest Hartzell
Fairbury Hospital
Diller
Lee Calkins
Riddle Buys Property Across Alley From Price
Geo Riddle purchases from J A Price a lot behind his place he has gardened for years for fifty dollars.
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Geo. Riddle
J. A
Spear Family Visits Diller in Latest Buick Sedan
Mr and Mrs F L Spear and daughter Elizabeth of Fairbury were Diller visitors Wednesday driving a new Buick sedan of the latest model.
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F. L. Spear
Elizabeth
Fairbury
Diller
Mrs Warman Cares For Clarence Richardson Child
Mrs. Sarah Warman assists in caring for Clarence Richardson son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson who is under doctor care at present.
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Sarah Warman
Clarence. Richardson
Leonard Richardson
Ladies Club Meeting at Mrs. Bugbee Home
B. B. Kensington spent a pleasant afternoon Tuesday March 26 at Mrs. L. Bugbee’s home. Ten members three visitors and four children attended. After the business session clever entertainment followed, provided by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Wolken.
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B. B. Kensington
Spring home repairs and up keeps urged by Diller service
A 1929 notice urges readers to brighten their homes with paint and varnish, fix worn steps with new boards, and remodel roofs ahead of spring. It offers advice on repairs, including iodine for scratched furniture, and hints at asking spouses for consent to modernize. The column ends with a light joke about Prince Abdul Kadir and his wives.
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Bill Sunday
Abdul Kadir
Turkey
Mrs Wilbur Green Visits Diller Relatives in Superior
Mrs Wilbur Green of Superior arrived Wednesday to visit her parents Rudolph Lampe and other Diller relatives at their home.
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Wilbur Green
Superior
Rudolph Lampe
Local Boy Struck By Bat At School Leaves Teeth Damaged
Mrs John Folkers was taken to a Savannah Missouri hospital Saturday for treatment where an eight year old boy Norman White son of Earl White of Diller was struck by a bat during a school ball game causing the loss of three front teeth. The incident occurred Tuesday at the school as reported.
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John Folkers
Savannah
Norman White
Earl White
Diller
Local Moves and Visits Near Diller in Spring
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kunecke moved Wednesday on the Clarence Hiatt farm near the Upson church southeast of Diller. Mr Kunecke will work for Mr Hiatt this year. Miss Maxine Colman of Lincoln is spending spring vacation with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs R W Green and her grandmother Mrs Sarah Witty.
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Arthur Kunecke
Clarence Hiatt
Upson Church
Diller
Kuencke
Mr. Hiatt
Maxine Colman
Lincoln
R. W. Green
Sarah Witty
Rand Awarded in Beatrice Elevator Shaft Suit
Tom Rand former Diller auto mechanic received $1000 in a $50000 damage suit against Milburn and Scott Co at Beatrice. He sought compensation for injuries sustained after falling down an elevator shaft.
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Tom Rand
Diller Auto
Milburn & Scott. Co
Beatrice, Fort
Waggoner Brothers Spend Weekend Visit in Diller
T H Waggoner, Buslington section foreman at Diller, enjoyed a weekend visit from his brother L S Waggoner of Johnson Nebraska. The latter was formerly a section foreman and is now retired on a pension.
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T. H.waggoner
Buslington
Diller
L S. Waggoner
Johnson,Nebr
Ladies of Congregation to Host Supper and Bazaar
The Congregation al church ladies will serve a general supper at City Hall Saturday evening Apr 6. A bazaar will be held in the afternoon and evening with aprons bonnets quilts and useful articles for sale.
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The
Congregational Church
Death Notice for Robert Wrigley in Muscogee Oklahoma
Mrs. Carrie Wrigley receives word of the death of her brother in law Robert Wrigley at his Muscogee Oklahoma home aged 68. He visited here with Mrs. Wrigley and relatives last autumn.
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Carrie Wrigley
Robert Wrigley
Muscogee
Oklo
Wrigley
Diller Library Assn Annual Meeting Set Next Monday
The Diller Library Association will hold its annual meeting next Monday at P.M. in the library room over Frisbie's restaurant for the librarians report and officer elections. All members are urged to attend.
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The
Diller Library Assn
P. M
Frisbie’s
Diller Man John Ommen Dies at 54 in Home of Sister
John Ommen age 54 died Wednesday from apoplexy at his sister Mrs. Ebe Roelfs home one half mile north of Diller Funeral planned for Friday at 2 p m Burial in Prairie Home cemetery authorities announced
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John Ommen
Ebe Roelfs
Diller
Prairie Home Cemetery
Beatrice Hospital Visit Reunites Stange Family
Mrs. Paul Stange and Theo Senior brought Mr Stange home from the hospital after a hernia operation two weeks ago. He is recovering well and feels fine. Mrs. Lois Versaw and daughter Helen Mae visited the Riddie home and returned to Franklin. Versaw is recalled as a former Diller public school music teacher.
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Paul Stange
Theo Senior
Beatrice
Mr Stange
Hospita
Lois Versan
Helen Mae
Three Boys Apprehended After Running Away to St Joe
City Marshall E. E. McCune rounded up three boys aged 12 15 and 17 who fled Superior for St Joe. They rode a box car to Endicott and walked to town where Pearl Thompson at Cully's store heard the radio alert. The marshal contacted their parents who fetched the youths Sunday morning around 11 o'clock.
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Superior
Endicott
Miss Rachael Viers Hosts Wyandotte Ladies Social
Miss Rachael Viers entertained Miss Maxine Scott of Wymore and Miss Irene Hill at her home Saturday and Sunday in a social gathering reflecting local hospitality and neighborhood ties.
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Rachael Viers
Maxine Scott
Wymore
Irene Hill
Car buyer small talk exchange puzzle in rhyme
A light exchange shows a family discussing a car with questions on mileage color upholstery speed and lighter while neighbors wonder about the cost. The dialogue style suggests a humorous domestic snapshot of everyday concerns.
Birthday party for Jimmy Hays marks fourth year
Jimmy Hays celebrated his fourth birthday Tuesday March 26 with twelve little guests and their mothers. Easter themed decorations, a cake baked by grandmother Mrs Charles Hays, and playful games filled the afternoon before favorite party favors and a fruit lunch.
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Jimmy Hays
Jas. Hays
Jimmy
Junior Snyder
Gail Cully
Robert Deck Hiatt
Vern
Camilla Hubka
Jack
Junior Lewis
Patty Bevan
Bobby
Billy Hiatt
Elaine Champ
Marvin
Merle Clancy
Hays
Adelia Hays
Mesdames Chas
Newt Hays
Citizenship clash over returning Rhode Island man
A Rhode Island born man, raised in Massachusetts, returning from Europe was denied entry after officials learned he had become an English citizen. He had taken the English oath to join a war allied with England and was wounded twice before discharge, yet could not return to his native land under the quota rule.
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Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Europe
England
Senate to Consider Rules Change to Curb Filibuster
The senate plans a rules overhaul in an upcoming extra session to curb filibusters and other abuses. The move follows Vice President Dawes accusations, which the body acknowledged as true though resented. Supporters say delayed deliberations waste government money and produce little value beyond rhetoric.
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Senate
Dawes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Alpha Wiemers
Harvey Garrels
Miller
Farmers. Shipping Assn
St. Joe
Berenice, Johnson
Evelyn Elway
Eleanor Diehl
J. Smith Diller
Citizens States Bank
Clyde Broadstone
Lester Strawhacker
Robert Beckwith
Beatrice Business
Jim Ferguson
Armour, SD
W. V. Angell
Fannie Diller
Jennie Line
Frank T. Pearce
Grace. Fasnacht
Alice Line
Beatrice City
Kenneth Mains
John Mains
Onke Lottman
Earl J. Zook
Fern C. Lenz
Diller “Home” Service
C. L. Geer, “Gr
Nebraska
Rexall
Kenneth Fouts
Diller Grain Market
Nutrina
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